A Look into a Cluttered Mind

     Thomas Harris' first novel Black Sunday  (a thriller partially inspired by the Munich Massacre in 1972) was a moderate success in 1...

    The 1931 Frankenstein  film was very different from Mary Shelley's novel, removing, among other changes, a subplot where the monster...

     HG Wells' The Invisible Man  was inspired in part by references to invisible men in a WS Gilbert poem and Plato's Republic. It,...

    I was severely disappointed by the fact this was dumped onto VOD like last week's salami, because I was actually fairly intrigued b...

      In 1947, a businessman and pilot named Kenneth Arnold was flying near Mt. Rainier in Washington state when he came across a bunch of ...

     I don't think I've done a David Cronenberg film during the 6 years I've been doing this, and that's a huge blindspot, ...

       It's that time of year again! Yes, boils and ghouls, it's the annual Masterpieces of Horror Theatre, where we look at horror...

     Hey, an Ansel Elgort feature that is being released in theaters.  Despite having now designated myself as his nemesis (which would mea...

        Back when I successfully turned my October horror reviews from short reviews done on my Facebook to full reviews here, I experiment...

    2001: A Space Odyssey is my all-time favorite film. I've said this on this site multiple times, and will probably bring it up whene...

      In my review of Dawn of the Dead, I mentioned Dario Argento, who had helped facilitate the creation of that film. Originally a film c...

     (Okay, a bit of explanation. I couldn't find Spirit of the Beehive  online anywhere. I assumed it was on Hulu, but for some reason...

      HP Lovecraft "Herbert West-Reanimator" was originally published in Home Brew (a small fanzine run by a friend) in 1922. Cen...

      In a sense, I've been preparing for this very review for over a year. I read the book in order to fully immerse myself into this ...

         It's rare I'm blindsided by something like this. Sure, I read and watched the reviews, which said that this ranged from di...

      About two years ago, I watched a documentary called Drunk, Stoned, Brilliant, Dead,  a look into the National Lampoon magazine during...

     Not much history on this film I could find. Monkey Shines  was a 1983 novel by British author and entrepreneur Michael Stewart. It was...

      From 1944 to 1955, EC was the biggest name in comics. Founded as an educational comic company by comic book pioneer and DC co-founder...